Connect Studio to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and more, then just ask. Find people, check who registered, draft an email, move a date. Your AI sees only what you can see, and it asks you before it changes anything.
Plain sentences, no special commands. Mention Studio so your AI knows where to look.
It reaches People and households, Giving, Events and check-in, Groups, Volunteers, Forms, Email, Projects and tasks, Booking, Facilities, Websites, Careers, Links and more, wherever your role in Studio can go. Gifts, invoices and payments are look-up only.
The same permissions your team already has in Studio, with a person in the loop for anything that matters.
Your AI acts as you, in one workspace, and can only see and do what your Studio role allows.
Before it changes anything, your AI shows you what it is about to do and waits for your yes. Look-up is the default, and your admin decides whether changes are allowed at all.
Sending an email, publishing a page or anything that charges waits in Studio until a person approves it.
Your AI can look up gifts, invoices and payments. It can never charge, refund or change money.
Admins see what each AI looked up and changed, and most changes can be undone.
Remove the connection in Studio, or pause it for the whole workspace, and access stops at once.
Connecting your AI comes with every Studio AI pack, added to any paid plan. Pick the size that fits how much your team uses AI.
Add it in Studio under Settings, Billing. Not available on the Free plan.
Every AI app connects to the same Studio address. You pick your workspace when you sign in.
Connecting your AI comes with the Studio AI add-on on any paid plan (not the Free plan). A workspace admin turns it on under Settings, Connected AI, and chooses who on the team may connect.
An admin opens Settings, then Connected AI in Studio and switches it on for the workspace.
Paste the Studio address into your AI app, or run one command. Pick your app below.
Your AI opens a Studio sign-in. Pick the workspace, choose look-up or changes, and click Allow.
Talk to it in plain sentences and mention Studio. That's it.
https://my.usestudio.app/mcpOpen Settings, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector. Name it Studio and paste:
https://my.usestudio.app/mcpOpen Settings, then Connectors, and choose Create. Name it Studio and paste:
https://my.usestudio.app/mcpRun this once. It adds Studio and a skill that teaches Claude how Studio works. Then type /mcp to sign in.
claude plugin install studio --marketplace https://my.usestudio.app/claude/marketplace.jsonRun this once, then codex mcp login studio to sign in.
codex mcp add studio --url https://my.usestudio.app/mcpOpen Settings, then MCP, choose Add custom MCP, and add this inside "mcpServers":
"studio": { "url": "https://my.usestudio.app/mcp" }Open the Command Palette, run MCP: Add Server, choose HTTP and paste:
https://my.usestudio.app/mcpRun this once, then turn studio on under MCP Servers to sign in.
grok mcp add studio https://my.usestudio.app/mcpLook for Connectors or MCP in its settings, add a custom MCP server, and choose OAuth or Sign in if asked:
https://my.usestudio.app/mcpEvery click, for Mac and Windows, is in Studio under Settings, Connected AI, along with a skill you can add so your AI knows how Studio works.
It comes with the Studio AI add-on, which you can add to any paid plan. Every pack includes it, along with AI credits for Skye. Your AI app may need its own paid plan to use connectors.
No. It sees what you can see in Studio, in the one workspace you chose, and nothing else. Some details, like who gave what, stay hidden unless your admin chooses to share them.
No. Before every change it shows you what it is about to do and waits for your yes. Anything that sends, publishes or charges also waits for a person to approve it in Studio.
Studio does not train AI models on your Studio content. What your AI app keeps from the conversation follows that app's own settings.
Each connection is one workspace, chosen when you sign in. Connect again to use another.
Disconnect your own connection any time. Admins can see every connection, revoke any of them, or pause AI access for the whole workspace.
Turn it on in Studio, add the address to your AI, and ask your first question.